Heroes battle in the suburbs and magical girls soar the sky while they battle the dark forces that plague this [World], that is the normal state of things. Among those that live in this [World], there's one girl who's anything but eager to join the ranks of the extraordinary. Elizabeth Starbright, the daughter of legendary superhero [The American Crusader], the father of all [SuperHeroes], and the Magical girl [The Stardust Explorer] the mother of all [Magical Girls]. With a lineage steeped in heroism and magic, one might expect her to follow in her parent's footsteps with gusto, but Elizabeth has other plans.
Preferring the comfort of her bed to the chaos of crime-fighting, Elizabeth dreams of a life filled with leisure and relaxation under her blanket napping in the afternoon while hugging her favorite plushie. However, [Fate] has other ideas. As she was spending the last days of vacation before school started, she was sent to a school whose sole mission was to train a new generation of [Heroes] and [Magical Girls], and if that wasn't bad enough at the first day of classes she triggers the awakening of both her latent superpowers and magical abilities, Elizabeth finds herself thrust into a world of danger and adventure she never wanted to be a part of.
As she grapples with her newfound abilities, Elizabeth must navigate the challenges of balancing her desire for a carefree life with the responsibilities that come with being a superhero and a magical girl. Alongside a diverse cast of other students including fellow heroes, magical girls, and even a few [Villains], Elizabeth embarks on a journey of self-discovery, facing formidable foes and uncovering dark secrets that threaten the [World]'s very existence.
Join Elizabeth as she learns that sometimes, [Fate] has other plans, and the most extraordinary adventures can begin with the most reluctant heroes. Will she embrace her legacy and rise to the occasion, or will she succumb to the allure of a life of leisure? Either way, Elizabeth wishes nothing else but to [Strive beyond this Cursed Bloodline] that she inherited.
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Love the Story! Absolute gem!
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I like the premise, that of someone that wants to be lazy, not a superhero, and the first few chapters were surprisingly good. The comedy had some nice hits, and the comedic undertone somehow managed to elevate and bring the story down at the same.
It's a shame the MC does all she can, both knowingly and unknowingly, to not achieve her supposed goal. I'm all for her doing stupid things with a twisted/incorrect view on how should help, only for it to blow up comedically, or being so oblivious to how she naturally acts that, despite actively being lazy when possible, it's twisted into her being a model student, but this is like an odd mixture of the two and neither at the same time. She is praised for standing around, when I have no idea why she did so, and the one time she tells someone she doesn't want to be a Superhero they believe it's a joke and it never gets brought up ever again. I had planned on giving it some more chapters, but the pacing left the building right after.
Still, the straw the broke the camels back, was when the self aware system was introduced and the mentioning of Gods made it apparent that, despite not having the Gods tag, Gods would be be showing up in this story. With that my suspension of disbelief was broken.
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I love this story, though I've run out of chaptersand will have to wait for normal release cycles :' (it's great 10/10
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This book could be so fantastic if it wasn't for the grammar errors being all over the place, the narrative flow being a bit wonky, and the characters all sounding the same. I can't put up with it any longer. Its okay, though, the story's got a solid premise and tons of potential—just needs a little tweaking on those three fronts.
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